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- The heart is different, because it is smooth.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Hence it does not absorb, so that even if it were boiled in a pot it would be permitted, though there that it is not directly over the fire we certainly cannot say, so it exudes.');"><sup>6</sup></span> But surely Rabin the Elder put a paste of dough over a [roasted] pigeon for Rab, and he [Rab] said to him, 'If the paste is good [tasty], give it me and I will eat it? '<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Now the paste absorbs blood from the roasted pigeon; since he wanted to eat it, he must have known that it reexudes it.');"><sup>7</sup></span> - That was [done] with [a paste of] fine flour, which is crumbly.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' And so leaves room for the blood to ooze.');"><sup>8</sup></span>
Tosefta Chullin
A drop of milk that fell onto a cut [of meat], Rabbi Yehuda says, [it is forbidden] if it imparts its taste into that cut, and the Sages say, [it is forbidden] in the same cooking pot. Said Rebbi, the words of Rabbi Yehuda appear preferable in a situation where [the mixture] has neither been stirred nor covered, and the words of the Sages [appear preferable] in a situation where it is stirred or covered. Hot [milk that fell] inside a hot [meat dish], or cold [milk that fell] inside a hot [meat dish] -- these are forbidden. Hot [milk] inside cold [meat], he may rinse it off and eat it. The udder of [an animal] nursing [offspring]: he must tear it open and extract the milk [inside the udder]. [But] if he does not tear it open he does not violate [the prohibition]. The heart: he must tear it open and extract the blood. If it is cooked [with the blood inside], he may tear it open after it is cooked [and extract the blood].
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